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Publication Series of the Museum of Southwestern Biology
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Occasional Papers
The Occasional Papers series is intended for manuscripts that
constitute primary literature, such as that found in other refereed
journals. Cost per article is $2.00.
No. 1 M.A. Bogan and P. Mehlhop. 1983. Systematic
Relationships of Gray Wolves (Canis lupus) in Southwestern New
Mexico. 21 pp.OccPapMSBN01Bogan1983
No. 2 M.F. Smith, J.L. Patton, J.C. Hafner and
D.J. Hafner. 1983. Thomomys bottae Pocket Gophers of the Central
Rio Grande Valley, New Mexico: Local Differentiation, Gene Flow
and Historical Biogeography. 16 pp.OccPapMSBN02Smith1983
No. 3 N.J. Scott, Jr. and R.D. Jennings. 1985.
The Tadpoles of Five Species of New Mexico Leopard Frogs. 21 pp.OccPapMSBN03Scott1985
No. 4 J.A. Cook. 1986. The Mammals of the Animas
Mountains and Adjacent Areas, Hidalgo County, New Mexico. 45 pp.OccPapMSBN04Cook1986
No. 5 R.M. Sullivan and K.E. Petersen. 1988.
Systematics of Southwestern Populations of Least Chipmunks (Tamias
minimus) Reexamined: A Synthetic Approach. 27 pp.OccPapMSBN05Sullivan1988
No. 6 K.R. Bestgen and S.P. Platania. 1990. Extirpation
ofNotropis simus simus (Cope) and Notropis area Woolman (Pisces:
Cyprinidae) from the Rio Grande in New Mexico, with Notes on their
Life History. 8 pp.OccPapMSBN06Bestgen1990
No. 7 J.K. Frey. 1996. Mammalian Type Localities
in New Mexico. 21 pp.OccPapMSBN07Frey1996
No. 8 H.H. Genoways and J.R. Choate. 1998. Natural
History of the Southern Short-tailed Shrew, Elarina carolinensis.
43 pp.OccPapMSBN08Genoways1998
No. 9 J.P. Hubbard. 2002. Eastern Wood-Pewee
Specimens from New Mexico, Plus a Reevaluation of Mensural Criteria
for Identifying This Taxon. 13 pp.OccPap-MSB-NO9-Hubbard2002
No. 10 R.C. Sivinski, 2007. Checklist of Vascular Plants in the Sandia and Manzano Mountains of Central New Mexico. 67 pp. OccPap-MSB-N10-Sivinski2007
Special Publications
The Special Publications series is intended for
longer monographic manuscripts.
No. 1 J.S.Findley and T.L. Yates. 1991. The Biology
of the Soricidae. 91 pp. ($6.00 each)SpecPubMSBN01Findley1991
No. 2 S. Anderson, B.R. Riddle, T.L. Yates, y
J.C. Cook. 1993. Los Mamiferos del Parque Nacional Amboro y la
Region de Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. 58 pp. ($8.00 each)
No. 3 T.L. Yates, W.L. Gannon, and D.E. Wilson.
1997. Life Among the Muses: Papers in Honor of James S. Findley.
302 pp. ($20.00 each)SpecPubMSBN03Lifeamongthemuses1997
No. 4 D.W. Duszynski and S.J. Upton. 2000. Coccidia
(Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) of the Mammalian Order Insectivora.
67 pp. ($10.00 each)SpecPubMSBN04Duszynski2000
No. 5 D.W. Duszynski. 2002. Coccidia (Apicomplexa:
eimeriidae) of the Mammalian Order Chiroptera. 45 pp. ($10.00
each)SpecPubMSBN05Duszynski2002
No. 6 D.S.Tinnin, J.L. Dunnum, J. Salazar-Bravo,
N. Batsaikhan, M.S. Burt, S.L. Gardner, and T.L. Yates. 2002.
Contributions to the Mammalogy of Mongolia, with a checklist of
species for the country. 38 pp. ($10.00 each) SpecPubMSBN06Tinnin2002
No. 7 R.W. Dickerman. 2007. Birds of the Southern Pacific Lowlands of Guatemala; With a Review of Icterus gularis. 45 pp ($10.00 each) SpecPub-MSB-N07-Dickerman2007
No. 8 S.O. MacDonald, J.A. Cook, 2007, Mammals and Amphibians of Southeast Alaska, 191 pp ($25.00 each)SpecPub-MSB-N08-McDonaldCook2007
No. 9 A.G. Hope, R.R. Parmenter, 2007, Food Habits of Rodents Inhabiting Arid and Semi-arid Ecosystems of Centeral New Mexico, 75 pp ($20.00)Spec-Pub-MSB-N09-HopeParmenter2007 |
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